Recent evidence from 24 population-based studies and even a second analysis from Harvard of data from eight studies noted a decrease risk for breast cancer with higher carotenoid levels. See more: Evidence Suggests Breast Cancer Prevention from Carotenoids.
The lead researcher noted "a 20-30% decreased risk of breast cancer when comparing the highest concentration of carotenoids to the lowest".
Carotenoids are found in brightly colored foods, particularly carrots, but also in dark green vegetables, such a spinach, kale and broccoli. Examples include: beta-carotene, lycoplene, lutein, zeaxanthin and astaxanthin.
But how can you tell what your carotenoid level is? The answer: The BioPhotonic Scanner (scientifically validated). Better and quicker than drawing blood and not only a reflection of the carrots you just ate, but a measure of what you have been eating and doing the last 6-8 weeks! A 30 second hand-scan provides you with an immediate Skin Carotenoid Score to measure your antioxidants.
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